I Rely on Magic to Cultivate Immortality

"My magic knowledge is extensive. If I transmigrate, I'll definitely end up on the road to conquering the world."

"What? This is a cultivation world? Oh, then I guess there's nothing for me to do."

In my previous life, I had just started university when I suddenly transmigrated to a cultivation world. With no talent for cultivation, I did this:

I clung to my chosen-one junior brother's coattails and kept my head down for a few hundred years.

Then I was stabbed back into modern society and returned to high school, where I had to take the college entrance exam all over again.

So while wailing as I studied for an exam covering knowledge I'd forgotten centuries ago, I hurriedly read all kinds of magic novels and worldbuilding:

I wanted to make sure I'd stand out next time I transmigrated. When it came to imagining magic, I refused to lose.

But after I ran out of pocket money and finished reading every book, I still hadn't transmigrated to a world of magic by the time I graduated from my awkward teenage phase and entered the workforce.

I'd long since accepted reality. I worked hard, and after overtime I'd collapse into bed. When I woke up, I found myself back in the cultivation world.

I stared in bewilderment at the chosen-one junior brother clinging to me and sobbing:

What do I do? I've maxed out my magic knowledge and skills, but I have absolutely no talent for cultivation??

Most importantly, I spent years as an office drone paying off my mortgage??

"Senior Sister, I'll cultivate and support you."

"Junior Brother, that really isn't necessary."

The early chapters are a slow-paced child-raising arc. The magic arc begins when the characters are adults. You can choose how far to read~

My own take on cultivation and magic settings. If you ask, I'll say I made up way too much stuff, hehe.

CP: Lazy office drone and magic nerd, transmigrated and reborn senior sister x seemingly obedient, secretly ruthless reborn junior brother

Tip: There are lots of tropes. I'm writing this as a way to get back into the swing of things.

Theme: No matter what happens, keep striving to live.